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Custom Firmware 3.60 M33 Released

King-Wade said:
soo does this work on the old psp or no?
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Nope, PSP Slim only.

Sony skipped firmware 3.60 for the regular PSP and now released firmware 3.70 for both regular and slim PSPs.
 
x3sphere said:
@Janglez:

PSX games work fine, the same as they did on 3.52 M33. As for emulators, some work, some don't. NES emulator NesterJ works fine, but others like SNESTYL and PSPGenesis will need to be updated. For GBA emulation I've heard the HEN-D version of gpSP works fine.

@guy_edwin: Nah, no bugs, just the homebrew incompatibilities I pointed out above, but that's because 3.60 M33 does not use the 1.5 kernel.
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ok,how would a developer know if their program uses the 1.5 kernal or not?...

i've no idea really which my work uses... :S
 
x3sphere said:
Out of luck then, you'll need to find someone who has a regular PSP and can convert the battery and install the necessary files on the memory stick for you.
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u mean psp slim cannot make padora battery?? and how about magic stick can i make it with psp slim??
 
booom said:
u mean psp slim cannot make padora battery?? and how about magic stick can i make it with psp slim??
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You can only convert a phat PSP battery, that's why slim isn't "a good option" to make it. As for the memory stick, it's doesn't matter.

But like I said in the Install Guide thread, you'll need a PSP with custom firmware in order to make them.
 
now it makes me dizzy, ok i can only make pandora battery with fat psp, now i can make magic stick with my slim.. thanks mate.
 
hey i made pandora battery and i think its notworking cause i have used the install guide and it didnt even finish the 3.60 m33 update thing , just said error!
 
<p>I have a slim PSP that I want to hack. I'm going to buy a pandora's battery and a magic memory stick. But when I'm finished updating are the update files still on the magic memory stick? If so how do I delete them?</p>
 
Wannabe Hacker said:
<p>I have a slim PSP that I want to hack. I'm going to buy a pandora's battery and a magic memory stick. But when I'm finished updating are the update files still on the magic memory stick? If so how do I delete them?</p>
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Yes. You can delete them by formatting the memory stick in System Settings (this will delete all files on the stick).

Personally I would keep the files on -- they don't take up much space and if you ever have a need to use the magic memory stick again, then you already have all the files.
 
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